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One in six EVs sold in Europe will be made by Chinese makers by 2025, Fitch Solutions says

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Chinese cars are affordable, while Western manufacturers can't offer enough electric vehicles, Fitch Solutions said. The post One in six EVs sold in Europe will be made by Chinese makers by 2025, Fitch Solutions says appeared first on CnEVPost. For more articles, please visit CnEVPost.

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Why Is Nio Losing $35K Per Car As Chinese Imports To Europe Surge?

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Chinese EV brands like Nio, XPeng, and others can afford to bleed money since the Chinese state is subsidizing them, NYT reports.

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BloombergNEF annual battery price survey finds prices fell 6% from 2020 to 2021

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Packs in the US and Europe cost 40% and 60% higher, respectively. Since September, Chinese producers have raised LFP prices by between 10-20%. This would impact EV affordability or manufacturers’ margins and could hurt the economics of energy storage projects.

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NIO president confirms its more affordable Firefly sub-brand will enter Europe in 2025

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In a recent interview with media in Europe, NIO cofounder and president, Lihong Qin, confirmed the Chinese automaker intends to launch its family-friendly Firefly sub-brand in the market in 2025. more… The post NIO president confirms its more affordable Firefly sub-brand will enter Europe in 2025 appeared first on Electrek.

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BYD to launch Dolphin hatchback in Europe this year as its most affordable EV

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The BYD Dolphin hatchback has the potential to become the Chinese automaker’s most popular EV model in Europe as it will now enter major markets overseas this year. At a starting price of around 30,000 euros ($33K), the Dolphin will also arrive at BYD ’s most affordable electric option.

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Affordable Chinese EVs Boost Adoption Rates In Asia, South America: Report

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and Europe. The average retail price of a BEV in China is less than half of the prices in the U.S.

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Stellantis and China’s Leapmotor open orders for affordable EVs in Europe

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Stellantis and its China-based partner Leapmotor announced that orders for their affordable electric vehicles (EVs) officially opened in Europe. The Stellantis and Leapmotor joint venture’s TO3 compact car will be available to order in Europe at the end of September. The TO3 was initially supposed to be imported from China.